Sentence examples for contingent emergency from inspiring English sources

I was also drawn into a new, unexpected role as a contingent emergency planner.

But Mr. Obey countered that under his proposal the money would be appropriated on a "contingent emergency basis," which means that the president would have it available but would not have top spend it.

CONGO -- An emergency contingent of 1,200 French, British, Belgian, Swedish and South African troops under European Union command arrived in June in Bunia in the Ituri region of northeastern Congo, after savage fighting between rival ethnic militias killed hundreds.

On Tuesday night, after appeals by the consulate and local leaders, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly announced he was sending an emergency contingent to Port Richmond, including about 130 additional officers, a 15-member hate crimes investigative team, horse patrols, helicopter flyovers and mobile observation towers at key intersections.

Fearing that any bailout of Greece could break German constitutional or domestic law — and cost Berlin billions of euros — German support for any emergency mechanism is contingent on others meeting its tough terms.

It's not the hardcore acid-in-the-eye contingent who end up in the emergency tent, but the lightweight recreational dabblers who panic when their heart races.

In addition, the grant is contingent upon the state releasing another $500,000 in emergency aid to the theater, which can be used to begin paying off the $2 million debt Crossroads has accrued in recent years.

On the first night of rioting, Mayor Tom Bradley who had responded to the verdict by saying, "Today that jury asked us to accept the senseless and brutal beating of a helpless man"—declared a state of emergency, and California Gov. Pete Wilson mobilized a first contingent of National Guardsmen (eventually, some 6,000 guardsmen were deployed).

A common approach to considering emergency patients in advance is to provide a contingent of extra beds.

This time, the mayor is to be accompanied by a large contingent of New York City firefighters and police officers, Port Authority police officers, and emergency medical technicians, all of whom may give the show's famous opening line: "Live, from New York......

We excluded women who underwent an emergency CS (N = 185) as these procedures are contingent on ad hoc labor complications and not on a disregard of a woman's preference concerning mode of delivery.